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You are a genius and I love you for it
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I need all requests for<br />
<br />
http://domain.com/content/apple/<br />
http://domain.com/content/banana/<br />
http://domain.com/content/orange/<br />
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to automatically redirect to<br />
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http://domain.com/apple/<br />
http://domain.com/banana/<br />
http://domain.com/orange/<br />
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Is this possible without involving my host?<br />
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Sandy
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I need all requests for

http://domain.com/content/apple/
http://domain.com/content/banana/
http://domain.com/content/orange/

to automatically redirect to

http://domain.com/apple/
http://domain.com/banana/
http://domain.com/orange/

Is this possible without involving my host?

Sandy

Redirect all requests to modified URL

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